Welder

Summary

A Welder is responsible for joining metal parts using various welding techniques to fabricate, repair, or maintain structures and equipment. The ideal candidate should possess a TESDA NC II certification in Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) or other relevant welding certifications, demonstrate strong technical skills, and be willing to relocate as project needs arise.

Key Responsibilities

• Perform welding tasks using techniques such as SMAW, MIG, TIG, or gas welding according to project specifications.

• Interpret blueprints, welding symbols, and technical drawings to ensure accurate fabrication.

• Prepare materials by cutting, grinding, and cleaning metal surfaces before welding.

• Inspect welds for quality, strength, and compliance with safety standards.

• Maintain and operate welding equipment safely and efficiently.

• Perform routine maintenance and minor repairs on welding tools and equipment.

• Follow all safety protocols, including the use of PPE, to prevent accidents and injuries.

• Collaborate with team members, engineers, and supervisors to complete welding projects on schedule.

• Keep accurate records of work performed and materials used.

Qualifications

• High school graduate or equivalent.

• Holder of TESDA NC II certification in Welding (SMAW or relevant welding process).

• Minimum 1–3 years experience in welding fabrication, repair, or construction.

• Strong knowledge of welding procedures, safety regulations, and quality standards.

• Physically fit and able to work in various environments, including confined spaces and heights.

• Willing to relocate to different project locations or sites as needed.